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http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/...bal.html#gtemp
2007 so far is the 4th warmest...The la nina took its chance to become number one away. The global avg with the land,sea was only .9f away from becoming number one. While the LA NINA caused the oceans to be .20f cooler. Land global 2005 (+0.98°C/1.76°F) 2007 (+1.03°C (+1.85°F) For the northern hemisphere it was over .31f making it the warmest ever. COOL. So we loook at the oceans of the global, it was the 9th warmest with .70f, to 98 of the super el nino with .90f. That is .20f cooler this year. So it is likley that this year would of been number one baby if it was not for the strong LA NINA. At least based on this data... The southern Hemisphere was cooler overall. With only making 9th overall. This is if you want to trust this data. I have nothing what so ever against turning our planet into a nice warm tropical like planet the way it was a hundred million years ago. Cold and snow sucks,,, If next year becomes number one, then 2009,2010 then beats it. Then I will reconsider the chance of global warming. Give us another 2-3 years to see a clear trend. These people think we will warm up 5 degree's by 2100?
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That's what skeptics said 20 years ago. Then 10 years ago. We need to do something, soon.
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Yeah, I'll never get people who oppose environmental measures. Even if they were less necessary because global warming weren't happening (which is, of course, not the case), why waste the environment just because of the economic bottom line? We've already seen what it does; just look back to the Industrial Revolution. There's a reason TR set aside so much area as National Parks.
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